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"lnERL'S
AR. LONG BRINGS THE MATTER
UP IN COMMONS.
He Is Defeated, However, In Pass.
ing q Motion Of q Breach
OF Privilege.

LONDON, July 18.-Wslter Hume
Long, conservative. called the atten-
ton Of the Commons this afternoon 10
the breach Of privilege committed Fri
dsy,by Chss. Kesrns Deane Tanner,l
Psrnellite In calling him (Long) a
"dsmned snob." Continuing, Long
said he had, by letter, warned DR..
Tanner OF his determination to bring
the matter before the house. Notwith-
standing this Tanner now absent, al.
though he had full knowledge Of bis
presencs required to defend himself.
The facts Of the case were, Long hsv-
ing heard Tanner had complained Of
his vote not being recorded in a certain
division, and meeting him in lobby,
asked him what was the matter and II
there was anything wrong in the rec
ord, of div 'sion? Tanner replied, mo,
you're Tory, aren't your wish to God
then YOU wouldn't speak to me. Ihave
told you damned Tories never to speak
to me. Irish cheers], talk to your
own damned lot" Long answered, T
wasn't aware you didn't wish to be
spoken TO-" Tanner then went on:
keep your damned tongue in your
mouth. Don't make blasted fool Of
yourself" Laughter by Parnellites. ]
As Long was hurrying away Tanner
called out, "TbeIe goes snob." Long,
after giving this history In incident,
said be would rather have passed
over the affair with contempt, but as
| II occurred within the precincts oil the
house, and in the presence Of several
members, he felt 1t his duty to bring
the matter before the house.
W. II Smith, the government
leader, said in view Of the necessity TO
maintain decoruln, he would move In
const quence, on account Of his disor.
derly words, that Tanner be sus.
pended for q month. Sexton said he
considered such proceedings scarcely
less disgrsceful than the language
complained OF. Tanner had frequently
REQ uested conservative members not
to address him. Long would have
acted wisely II he had not spoken to
Tanner. At the time the orator was
excited over his exclusion from q d..
vision incident, and DR.. Tanner did
not deserve the severe penalty pro-
posed. As to his absence, be was In
Ireland, keeping q public engagement.
| He would meet the sccuisition any
day.sppoiptsd. Sexton moved to ad.
journ debate till q time when Tanner
should be present Mr.. Smith re-
minded the House that II va, no re-
quest for delay nor had any
excuse been offered by Tanner. He
had ample notice that his conduct was
to be brought before the house. What
Psrbell submitted was no precedent
for suspendipg q member for q month
with ut giving him q chance to be
heard TO repel the charges against him.
Gladstone said he thought ths proper
punishment for the ofensc, supported
by ex part dsnie, only di prop1rtioned
70 wh.t was usually administered.
Smith, VI or hearing Mr. Gladstone,
said he would not press bis motion,
and instesd would propose that Tan
ner should attend merit Thursday and
respond TO Longs charge. Agreed to.
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Mn. W.P. Wnson. in q commuoI

Nh. W. P. WILSON, In % communal
cation In another column, calls atten.
ton to an apparent contradiction con-
tanned In Section s Of article Ii Of the
Slate Constitution. The question
raised by Mr.. Wilson, on . careful
reading Of the section, does not seem
10 us TO interfere with the holding Of
the election on the last Thursdsy Of
September next. The second passage
which he quotes % imimical to the
hnt has references. though rather
awkwsrdly phrased, to the class Of
persons who are 10 vote for 1t. 1t Ger.
tainly cannot be construed into inter-
ierins with the time Of Gliding the cleo
don, which In the preceding sentence
Ia specially made the duty Of the L9g-
islature, both s to manner and time.
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Three v.s.l su..,,en..-

IspiAs.roLIs, IsD, Juy ls.-The
temperature today reached 100 at /
O'Clock, bu, q, tina, hour clouds appear.
ed and obscured the suu. Later 10 the
afternoon 9 refreshing rain fell, end
tlpight 10 comparatively cool and
pleasant. There were fourteen pro }.
uaions during the day, three Of
which will result tally.
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Pf,. D..,.. A, w..,,.....

wA,nI'or5s, July ls.-rhe Their.
mometer today beat all previous rec.
ords ior the month Of July since the
establishment Of the Signal Services, by
climbing up To q maximum a ioq,'
and the only day In sny month sinos
the Wethsr Bureau's ee,ahllshmsnt
In which higher temperature than h.
day was rooided wus September y
1881. when the mercury reached iOI.'
There we're 81 zen or more cases Of
prcstfai'ou, and eve Of thea srs
knoWu 70 have resulted fatally. A
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THIS ought 10 settle II. A British
commission, composed Of sir James
Psgst, DR.. Lauder Brunton, DR.. George
Fleming, Sir Joseph Lister, DR.. Rich
ard Qasin, slr Henry z R,scoe, and
DR., J. Burden ssnderson, with Prof.
Victor Horsley a. secretary, has re
ported isvorably upon PAsteur's meth
cd Of inoculs,ion for rabies, Of
which II reports that 1t Ia comparable
with that which vaccination affords
against infection from smallpox" This
ought to silence Frlsch, Of Vienna, and
the Nex York doctors, who 90 vehe.
msntly denounce Pssseur-some Of
them because he Is merely" chem.
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the PARTIES AnRrsrKD.

Sheriff Matthews, Of Oxford arrived
on the 1880 O. m, tain, and took
charge Of William Kelley and
daughter, who bad been arrested BY
on, town Marsha, II. ]. Nunnery,
before his arrival. Kelley worked
seve o. hours sndeavodog 70 make q
bond Tor himself and daughter with
people Of the town, and all that came
In from the uhtfy. Finally he gave
up In despair q ID said Il do believe
the people OF tDis place. aud oil q the
country, believe us guilty and are
down on M. he plead his innooences.
and iRnora c. OF Any circumstances
c,nnected with the numerous deed.
Late In the evening he requested the
sher q TO carry them 10 Oxford aud
expressed himself as 10 having no
fears thst he would fail or have any
trouble IN read ~ making their bond
Their. We are informed that he failed
10 make tUeir bond there, In default
OF which ihey xere committed 10 Jail.
We are automatically informed that
Raw ard Eohoie were sleo arrested this
eyrning by Dspnty Sheriff Kimmons
lu tT ltNf OhlNfut Hhh tittN tloo bNlhH
unable 10 give bond were jailed. All
will d uhtlrss remain there and await
the actions Of the grand jurors Toe
people OF this plaos, viciiity and
county are deeply interested Ia this
mort frininel case, conducted 20 II
was with no Just 6cadon apparently
whatever, they are thoroughly
aroused q, this occurrence here In
our very midst. We realise now the
az leeeneee that teens prevalent all
over our State, We see the danger We
are being subjected 10 BY
90 fftqusnt occurrences OF
such outTsgeoueiy, dastatdly
midnight deeds Of similar character.
The p ople rprees themselves a. be-
log determined b. eek into and I'M
ravel the heiOous &C ions OF thess
parties and tits fou conspiracy played,
and hsvs the suilty perpetrators pun.
ished 10 the extreme limits Of the
laws II our county. The oitizens,
the people 81 q country should sxsrt
them '.lve. and extend an aiding hand
towards thu prosecution Of suilty
psrdes provided they vsnt ths lava
properly sxeeatsd.
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THE wooden statute Of Ju,'ice which
surmouuted the old City Hall Of New
York has been taken down for repiirs
II under the sway Of a dry rotted efiisy
u justice Jacob sAsrp with all his
wealth and wit could no, escape the
vengeance Of the lsw. the remainder
Of the gang who have not ye, besn
brought 10 the bar will view with ter
ror the replacement Of the statue re-
habilitated and feeling veil.
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ba lief hat Russia would never sane
tim the occupancy Of the Bulgarian
thro ne by Prince Ferdinand. Allud-
inc h the idea of . federation Of Ser
via an. Bulgaria under himself, King
Milan A aid he was willing to enter into
such a p oject only under Turkish pro-
faction.
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CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

RosrLAsD, lit o. X. Junce climbed
10 the windos Of tie all where was
confined the negro sssailant OF his
vile, and shot At him, but without
eject.
AKnoS, Och irles Reed, depressed
BY dnapoial loss-s, hang himself In
bic barn. Hls vile, lsoovsrins the
dead body, tainted and died.
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JAY GouLp IA, been playing Tor the
Bsliimors aud Ohio, but Robert Gar
ret, sAs 100 much for him. With the
BfliIml 70 and OHIO railroad goes the
Baltimore aud Ohio telegraph, and joy
10 ju'i nov ablious about the opposi.
lion 10 tee wooiorn Union, which Ia
again becoming troublesome.
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shower Of rain in the afternoon cooled
the atmosphere considerably.
Twelve De.th. IA Richmspd


RICHMOND, Va, July lS-The heat.
ed term continued throughout yester-
day and today with increased vigor,
the temperature rising above previous
reports telsgraphed. Telephone In
quiries a3 o'ciock p m. today showed
that In all quarters Of the
city thu mercury ranged at that
hour between 1909 and 1862 In
the shade. The effect Of thin pro.
loDged term of heat on man and beast
has been very severe. There have
been many prostrations from heat in
the past two days. Twelve resulted
fatally. Several industries, employing
q large number Of operatives, sus-
pended work today, owing to the sx.
treme heat.
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BULG
Prince Fersiussd Iaterytev-OIa
Milan rsiks.

LosDos, July ls.-rhe Times cor.
respondent at Vienna has had an in.
terview with Prince Ferdinand Of
axe.Ooburg. Gotha. The Prince said
he had not decided whether he would
70 TO st. Petersburg TO pgrsonally 70.
quot Russia's recognition q his cleo.
ton 10 the Bulgarian throne. He
wenld not allow himself 10 be an.
ticed into taking any coursa ,hs,
would be likely 'oi1rtheY estrsng.
Russia and Bulgaria He said he uss
disappointed that Prince Alsxander
oil Battenburg, TIE late ruler of Bul.
gsria, had omitted to copgrs,uIsts
him on his election 10 the vacant
throne.
King Milan. In an interview with
the sams correspondent, sxprssp,d ths
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"PpcuLiAn Conduct Of q wife.
while Insane She Abandoned Her
Home and Eugassd q. . Servant"
These headlines we hnd In q New
York paper Il certainly does not
follow that her action Gas the result
OF insanity. II WIS more likely that
she simply desired independence.
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A CITIZEN Of Columbia, Tenn, has
Invented stys,em Of coast drienscs.
The mere announcement, that Tennss-
see senius has taken this important
ns,,er In hand viii oause the war dosr
Of Europe TO return 10 their kennsl,,
and, theieiire, mako coast deienses
nnntcess nv.
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TsE Standard OIL TRUSTS success
has had q balelul effect on many In.
dustiieP, smong them that Of cotton
coed oil, and there are q do.sn or more
trusts that have taken charge oi-ior
instance, the rubber trade, and now
the envelope butinees. Next.
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"WE can tslely notify the country"
says the Salt Lake Tribune, "tbat
there uill b. no Statehood Tor U ali
urul !. shall be Amer can = Ai,hood."
Tue ti'sernood Of States 10 pleased 10
learn that Il will not have 10 admit TO
H. ohs'ie circle sister Of question.
able character.
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THs courthouse removal question,
down In Coahoma county, Mlss., seems
10 have become interwoysn with ell
tho relations Of life. The frisrs Point
6aseii,, for example, notes that fine
stalk Of "non.removal cotton" ha,
been brought Into the city.
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Het gssttss.s.

CrscrssArI, o, July is.-The heat
continuss almost unAbated. At noon
thu sgual Services observer reported
the thermometer 97'. Ia shady door.
WAYS on Fourth street I, marked 9s'.
Within the Times. Star Office tbs regis.
ter IRON Q O'CLOCK I'LL II was e5.b'.
There has besn sixteen prostrations by
the btaI today alr.sd q, At d sin deaths.
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seventy-ans Prostrations, Twenty.
ONO stsl.

SiNoiSNAri' W, July lo.-oeVenty-
one proetrstions from the heat were
reported to tbs police today, Of which
twenty-one we're fatal. Dispatches
from country towns in Ohio, Indiaua
and Kentucky report numerous pros-
trstions during the past three days.
The Thermometer has fallen ten to
fifteen degrees since dark here. Oar.
Inv today the mercury in the Signal
Off o reached 100, while 1t was two
to six degrees higher on the shady
side OF the streets where peopled trsv.
ei!ed Comparatively few were on the
q, rect.
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Tes fatalities In All.

wLEAuEsR, Wis, July is.-slx
deaths, reduling from the extreme
heat Of the p,st lev days, were re-.
ported today 10 the heath on CO, max.
ing ten fatalities In all. TIE weat her
is cool today. with occasionsl shower.
rhs lhsrmom ter al noon regis
tered 82o.
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TnE vindIe iyenes aud auimosity
with which the Taxing D.slric, gov.
srnmeut is being pursued by certain
sf,eisls 10 very much 10 be dsplored.
OF course II 10 . proper and q rIsh,
thing 10 do 70 make that government
live up v The letter % we'll % the
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The orasd visisr s-.t.ns-The sci.
taa's fss uit.

CONSTANTINE, PIN July ls-KIamIl
Pacha, the Grand vzier, has resigned.
The resignation was In consequences Of
q violent article published Ia the
kIam, attacking the Grand viEier,
the Cabinet aud the whole admiuls
ua,ion, which was inspired by the
Sultan in order 10 excite public lndig
ration against them, and thus cover
bis own resp,rsiblIity In connection
with the Egyptian convention.
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a Total OF twenty ,h,ee deaths.

PHrLaDKLPnI,, PA, July IS There
was but title dmibuiion In the TEN.
perAture to day, sud up to nom siI
deaths from prostrstion had been 70
ported. The Thermometer at nom
registered e5'. There we're eighteen
deaths iIom the heat yesterday and
Ave SATURDAY..
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THs episode in the English House
Of Commons yesterday In which q
member by the name Of Long Ia cou-
spicuously ridiculous, is anything but
srsditsble "to the greatest Rssemblase
Of gentlemen In the world"
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Wa hnd In ths Jackson Advertiser q
paragraph beginning; "The toy pIs-
tol mus, 60" We trust we may oh
serve presently an editorial mandate
In tie columns Of that paper 10 the
ssoo, the, ,he pis,ol Of larger growth
mat ieep II company.
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Inc Corouer-s Nerotft enaF4eo IN.
kirsa win the Murder OF Her
Hssbssd.
lsrssorAL TO TEE ArrnAL.i
TAYLoRs, Miss July lS.-The fol-
lowing IL tie decision OF the coroner's
Jury In the case OF william Elrod, who
was found dead In his bed at his home
on the night Of the 18th instant;
We, the jury impsneled this 10Th
day Of July, 1887, to investigate and,
II possible. ascertain the cause OF the
dssth Of William Z rod, do herein
render the following vsriict: We. the
jury, believe from tbs evidence sub
mlttsd that the deceased came 10 his
death from q pistol shot 10 his left side,
received While sleeping In his bed on
J N. Hamilton plantation In LafAy-
cite county. Miss. We believe the
deed was committed BY his wife, Sarah
Erod, assisted by W,liam Kelly, John
Ray aud William E;hols. We also
believe ths' conspiracy was formed
and executed by the parties men,
toned. rhsref re re pray you, L. d.
Bewer, an setting justice Of the town
Of TsylIrs aud Lafayette county,
Miss, TO issue wis fjr the arrest OF
the p,r'ie. supposed to b. gu.lty.
Have them spp,ehended and
brought before your honor insiauter,
10 answer the chsfge NJ ferred against
them. This July Is 1887,
IT.: t tsxEIs
|; s,issSSRI.
j. BRowSiSe, Jr.,
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IO3 In Miachesiar

WIScHKsrKR, Va, July IS The in
tense heat continues The thermo.
meter registered 1t20 today aud in
some places as high as 1899. Several
severe cleo rical storms have occurred
In this locality in the last forty-eight
hours.
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aix pen,b. n. a.,,tmere

BALTIMORE, Md, July lS.-The
weather today vas the hottest ever
known In this city. the thermometer
ct 8 O'Clock registering 102' In the
shade. About twenty Eve cases OF
prostrstion we're reported MP to mid.
night. six Of them proving fatal.
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los In the shade.

LYScHBURe, Va, July ls.-This is
the hottest day ever recorded in this
city. The thermometer at 2 O'Clock
pm. registered 1852 In the shade.
Business is practi ally suspended.
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THs Kansas City TIM, announces
with . great iurish OF head lines that
kansas CITY and suburbs has Q popu.
isiIon Of Ise, 2Os." There is much
virtue, by hslidoms, In the phrase
and suburhsI"
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CHARLRsToS, 8. o., July ls-This
was the hottest day this summer. The
thermometer reached 1889 at 3.45
o'clock this afternoon.
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spirit Of the law. bat there 10 . way Of
doing II that invites sympathy for the
hunted officers, whose accounts even
for toilet paper 10, We understand,
being thoroughly overhsuled.
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IT is ststsd that Jacob Sharp now
veeps all day aud sobs In his sleep.
Tears, Idle tears; they are rot what
they seem.
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rnor nussaLLxILLa. AZ.

No, thinks We don't want the
Sandwich Islands. We have altogether
too much variety now In the national
sandwich.
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twenty one pea n. q, R.cl "a I'd. nm

CHieAoo, III, July is-A Times
special from Rockford, H., says.
Twenty one dea hs, resultIus from the
oppressive hea', have occurred I'm
X 'chfori during the pas, three DAYS.
Nearly al the victims we're children.
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The WEA1HER.
Iu0toattOna.

FOR Missls'ippi; Generally southorly
winds, fair weather; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
For Arkansas: Variable winds, fair
weather; stationary temperature.
For Tennessee; Generally. fair weatheri
westerly winds; slight changes In tompera-
tore.
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lO4 negrees.
los I'm Charleston.

RALEIGH, N. O., July ls-Ths mer.
curry reached l04' here today.
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Three Death. nc Fors M.sroe.

FoRr MosRoE, Va, July lS.-Thres
persons died here today from the Of
feet OF the heat.
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rosr ratsl Ca.ss.

Loui'vItLK, Ky, jay is.-The
weather ws hotter than ever today,
and the thermometer ran up to iOO'
aud remained there nearly ali DAY.
A dozen cases Of suastfoke were re-
ported, icnr Of which proved fatal.
Rufsell Houston, attorney for the
Louisville and Nashville road, hal a
light stroke, but will recover.
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Yesterdays Local Temperature.
IMemphis Signal Uflos Report,l

THE GAsBRELL MONUMENT.
Ths following Is Statement Of the
APPEAL's Gsmbrell monument fund
b. date:
The mepphi. APpEiL..;..;.... .....~.."..sloo % %
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TIKI HEAT COSTlAUES.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.PIVR
VIClINS In CHICAGO ALONE.
FalIy q Hundred Mere Outside Of
That City-LyDchburg, Va,
the Hottest Place.

Cotton Region Bulletin.
From stations 10 the Memphi, District for
the ~ hours ending July Is, 1887, 6 o'clock
DEM, 18th meridian time.
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The Kisgewsy rand.

LONDON, July ls.-Ths Earl Of Dart
ley. a Liberal, and Baron Ardilaun, a
Conservative, have started the sollec-
ton Of fund 10 deiIay the expenses
Of Mr.. Ridgswsy, the Picsdilly sup
porter, in defending himself against
the action for libel brought sgainst
him by Mr. Eiward 81. John P,enon.
The tciion was begun last 0et1ber. /,
is basei on the allegations contained In
pamphlet issued and circulated
by Rldgexay In the interest OF the
Conservatives in the political cam.
ps'gn II 1888. The pamphlet was en-
titled Toe Repeal Of the Union Coz
tpiracy," alleged that toe Irish Ma
tional L ague and the Fsnian Brother.
hood we're identical aud accused Mr..
Prenon with being a goblet seen from
London 10 Paris and OF preventing
police searches Tor Dynamite coospir.
atofs. The Liberal u nionists are ap-
pealed 10 TO suhscfibs 10 lbs iund.
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Gladstone on ". Political Review >

LONDON, July ls.-Mr. Glsd,to ne,
on receiving q copy Of q political re.
view. writes that II Ia like al other
such reviews-shows that the Liberals
have carried nine.tenths OF the bene.
fetal laws on all grave sub ccts. This,
ne contends, powerfully socredits
the Liberal claim TO popular sup-
port. The Llberas, he says,
have suffered mainly f'om their own
successes. Many electors are moved
more by q senss OF grievances than by
q cordial love OF impr ivement. When
their grievances are removed they
lspse again and bScoue Conservatives.
Hence the Liberals have recruited for
the Tories. II the Tories had had
th.ir way there would have been revo-
lution In England long sgo. The
Unionlsis are laoorine, M. q ad,tone
says, In conclusion, however honestly
aud unconsciou,ly, to disunite the
English and Ian paonls.
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VINO murdered William Wheeler,
the negro; can anybody In Coahoms
county, Mia., tsll7
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TAYLoRs, MISS.
sPssorAL TO THs ArrnAL.I

The Cereser's Verdict Charges mss.
kir~d WIN shs Murder OF Her
Hasbssd,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-01
Addition to Timber Ridge

which was conveyed by heirs of Abraham
Pearce. TO Basil Smith, which is also q
corner of Ezekiel divers land. thence
running and bounding on the middle of
the Telegraph Road, North eleven degrees.
East thirty five and o quarter perches,
North sixteen degrees, East twenty two
and four fifth perches. TO a point in said
road, easterIy of bounded chestnut
tree" standing on the west side of Hegron
N. Kelly's part of said land. thence run
ming with, and bounding on said Kelly s
part OF said land, South eighty seven and
q half degrees. West one hundred and
forty-four and half perches, to post
and stone planted in the ninth line of the
whole tract. thence bounding thereon,
reversely South eighteen and three quar-
ter degrees, East eighty and two third
perches, to the end OF the third line of the
aforesaid conveyance, from the heirs of
Abraham Pearce to Basil Smith, thence
On the fourth line of said conveyance,
North seventy-five and three-quarler de-
grees, East one hundred and nine and a
quarter perchcs to the place of beginning,
containing
Fifty.TWO and Three Quarter Acres
of land mere or less, and being the prop
erty where Daniel Smith now resides.
TERMS:-Onefourth Cash, balance in
four, eight and twelve months with inter
est, or all Cash. at option of the purchaser
w. BENTON CRISP,
m1-2wtf Trustee.